Chanting of Gayatree mantra is considered very important in the Vedic tradition. ‘Gayatree Mimamsa’ gives it’s meaning in Marathi and also the Sanskrit bhashya. This small booklet has a plain and simple transliteration of Gayatree Mahamantra.
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Gayatree Mimamsa
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+ ShippingChanting of Gayatree mantra is considered very important in the Vedic tradition. ‘Gayatree Mimamsa’ gives it’s meaning in Marathi and also the Sanskrit bhashya. This small booklet has a plain and simple transliteration of Gayatree Mahamantra.
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